INSIGHTS MAGAZINE CANADA
Seeing the World Through God's Eyes
by Chuck Swindoll
Standing ankle-deep in snow, I copied the following inscription from the main wall near the old, iron gate that leads to the campus of Harvard University:
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Life as God Sees it
by Dr. Kenton C. Anderson
I’m having a hard time knowing whether to cheer when my team scores a goal in a hockey game these days. It might be disallowed upon review. It’s not truly a goal until the video judges in Toronto say that it is. This is probably a good thing, given that everybody in the building has a different perspective on things. The shooter sees it one way—the goaltender another. The referee has his view—the fans have theirs. But it’s the goal judges in the league office who will have the final say.
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Why We Have Confidence in the Bible
by Chuck Swindoll
What is your final authority in life? I mean, when you’re cornered, when you’re really up against it, when you’re forced to face reality, upon what do you lean? Before you answer too quickly, think about it for a few moments. When it comes to establishing a standard for morality, what’s your guide? When you need an ethical compass to find your way out of an ethical jungle, where’s north? When you’re on a stormy, churning sea of emotions, which lighthouse shows you where to find the shore?
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